Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-18
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Allen Wallace and Ella Reed, both OF
Omaha, were joined in wedlock yester-
day by Justice Schurz.
This afternoon Miss Julia Officer will
entertain number of friends at lunch
party, given in honor Of her friend Miss
Cole, who is visiting her.
Judge Louf bourow adjourned court
Wednesday night until to-day. The
case TO be disposed of this morning is "a
damage case that was left uncompleted.
The pictures of the members OF the
"Musketeers" troupe, as they appear in
stage costume are on exhibition in vari
Gus parts of the city. This opera will be
given at Dohaney's November % and "a.
The dancing party at the residence Of
Mrs. j. j. Brown, Wednesday evening,
was one of the most successful social
events that has thus far happened this
season. There were about thirty coup
les present.
Captain o. II. Van Etten, OF High
more, Oak, will speak at the Baptist
church this evening on the temperance
question. There will be no admission
fee charged, and everybody should go
ana near MIN.
Protracted meetings are being held
every evening at Grange hall, near
Park s mills, under the leadership of
the various ministers Of the city. Rev.
DR.. Phelps will preach there at 3 0 clock
Sunday afternoon.
The Union Pacific railroad company
yesterday cowmenced laying their track
on Tenth avenue. The grading from
the transfer to Main street is completed
and the grounds for the new freight de-
pot are being raised to the required
grade.
The Congregational sociable will be
entertained this FRIDAY evening at the
residence of w. w. Wallace by Mrs
Wallace, Mrs. Bixby and Mrs. l..
Spooner. A fine musical programme
will be one of the attractions Of the
evening. All cordially invited.
The Baptist church promises some
thing new in the way of an entertain
ment to be given next week Saturday
evening. Two young Cinnamon from
Oregon will take prominent part in
th the programme; ram ns; Tiekets @ are already
crowded.
The Pierce street garden was opened
Wednesday evening by large party
The premises have been put in first-cla
shape, the rooms and halls being newly
painted and kalsomined. twill be let
to responsible persons for parties or
dances Mr.. Howarth invites his friends
to call ond see him.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
church and Sunday school have organ
lied a society to be known as the
Kings Daughters. The following
officers have been appointed: Miss
Maggie Green, president; Miss Jane
Baldwin, vice-president; Miss Mary
Damon, secretary. Misses Hattie De
Vol and Barbara Anderson are the eX-
ecutlve committee.
AS force of men were excavating for
the Ninth avenue sewer, between Third
and Fourth, Wednesday afternoon, the
bank caved in, completely burying
Henry Brill, and partially covering
James Robinson and Thomas Cronan.
They were all quickly extricated, and
the only serious injury was found to
have been sustained by Cronan, who was
rendered insensible by a falling clod
He was removed to his home, where he
received medical attendance. Although
severely bruised, he is rapidly recover
ing.